Oppo unveiled the Air Glass assisted reality (aR) device during the Inno Day event’s first day, a Google Glass-like wearable.
Augmented reality (AR) is the next big thing in tech, with Apple making no secret of its focus on AR features for its products. One of the most exciting AR rumors out there says that Apple is developing sleek pair of Apple Glasses that will project AR content to the user retina. But technology has not gotten to the point where it can offer these features, and Oppo’s newly announced Air Glass device proves it. The Air Glass is light and sleek, but the device doesn’t provide augmented reality features. Instead, we’re looking at features that Oppo calls assisted reality or aR. The Chinese company unveiled the AirGlass device during the first day of its two-day Inno Day 2021 press conference. It’s the same event where Oppo will announce the Oppo Find N foldable in full after teasing the device a few days ago. But the Oppo Air Glass isn’t a pair of glasses. We’re looking at a monocle design that you can add to a regular pair of glasses for that aR experience.
